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The latest vote to repeal Obamacare wasn't along party lines

The latest vote to repeal Obamacare wasn't along party lines

Rep. Collin Peterson, the sole Democrat who voted to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act, explained his rationale to Tom Crann.
by MPR News Staff

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Minnesota Somali-American deli owner to attend State of the Union

Minnesota Somali-American deli owner to attend State of the Union

Abdirahman Kahin, owner of Afro Deli restaurants in Minneapolis and St. Paul, will be Sen. Al Frankens guest for President Obama's final State of the Union address next Tuesday in Washington.
by Mukhtar M. Ibrahim

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Art Hounds: 'Sunshine' gets a stormy staging

Art Hounds: 'Sunshine' gets a stormy staging

This week on Art Hounds: "Sunshine" gets a stormy staging, bluegrass with brunch, and art made from the detritus of life.
by Marianne Combs

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Minneapolis Seward Market killer resentenced but won't be free

Minneapolis Seward Market killer resentenced but won't be free

Mahdi Hassan Ali was a 17-year-old juvenile at the time of the 2010 crime, which made him eligible for resentencing.
by Jon Collins

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MN beekeeper: Feds must tighten rules on insecticide-coated seeds

MN beekeeper: Feds must tighten rules on insecticide-coated seeds

A federal lawsuit filed today seeks to force the EPA to label the seeds as a pesticide. The change would curb use of the pesticides that beekeepers say are inadvertently killing their colonies.
by Dan Gunderson

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Appetites: The Twin Cities' appeal to big-city chefs

Appetites: The Twin Cities' appeal to big-city chefs

Minnesota Monthly editor Rachel Hutton spoke with Tom Crann about why some top chefs head to the Twin Cities to open restaurants.
by Tom Crann

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Large state-run psychiatric hospital risks losing federal funds

Human Services Commissioner Emily Johnson Piper, who oversees the Anoka-Metro facility, said she recognizes the problems and is working on solutions, beginning with the personnel.
by Tom Crann and Riham Feshir

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New Duluth mayor's challenges: Build bridges, keep economy on track

New Duluth mayor's challenges: Build bridges, keep economy on track

Emily Larson today becomes the city's 39th leader. She hopes to build on Duluth's new economic growth and rising reputation for outdoor fun. She also knows plenty of challenges lie ahead.
by Dan Kraker

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